Chef_LA These are the topped heads of my two Northern Lights and both Sensi Skunk. I just stuck them in the soil of my vegetable greenhouse almost 13 weeks ago. Without paying them much attention. They survived frosty nights and temperatures over 40 degrees. They were only watered when I watered my greenhouse. Really strong stuff! There's nothing better for the plants than sunlight and growing outside in nature. I have now transplanted one Northern and one Skunk into the grow box. One is now in the house by the window and one continues to grow in the raised bed.
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Week 14. Flowering
16h ago
1/6
85 cm
Height
12 hrs
Light Schedule
26 °C
Day Air Temp
Normal
Smell
50 %
Air Humidity
22 °C
Night Air Temp
15 liters
Pot Size
1 liters
Watering Volume
40 cm
Lamp Distance
Chef_LA So after a long break, I'm writing again about how my ladies are doing. It's a bonus grow 😂 from my last two Northern Lights and the two Sensi Skunk. I just planted the cut heads (I topped the plants) in my vegetable greenhouse. They survived a few days with night frost and temperatures over 40 degrees, only getting the fertilizer from my veggies now and then. I just let them grow without any care. Then they got too big, and two went into the grow tent and two to the attic (it's big and bright). And again, just water, very rarely fertilizer, and no other care. In the tent, I quickly initiated the flowering, and the first one is about to be harvested. It's incredible how strong these plants are; they defy every adversity and even reward me with a small, very delicious-smelling harvest.